Amid threats and starvation in Gaza, how do Palestinian journalists keep telling the story?
🎧 @AJEnglish journalist @Hind_Gaza spoke with #TheTake about the challenges she faces: https://t.co/cT23kxJSLk
Will a new protest movement in Kenya against police brutality impact change in the country?
🎧#TheTake's guest host, @Manuel_Rapalo, speaks with @irunguhoughton, executive director @AmnestyKenya: https://t.co/TXIdS1lH3h
Hallmark of a Kylene-episode: you're going to learn something about a topic you might not have known you were interested in, and leave completely fascinated.
End of the DC road for @AJStream today for its last broadcast, the show is set to move to Doha. It's been a decade-plus of DC shows and countless people who made it what it is over the years. End of an era.
@thisissumayya@AJStream Some news org out there better hire you soon! You are such a talented producer, always filled with fresh ideas and joy to work with. #orcauprising forever!
Today was my last show at @AJStream - a show that has meant so much to me and countless others over the last 10+ years. I got to cover stories I’m passionate about with the best team to ever do it and for that, I’ll be eternally grateful :)
I’ve worked on more than 500 episodes of @AJStream and line produced 425 of them. It’s been a wacky and wonderful time 🥳Going to take a break now and look for the next thing!
Also, thankful to have known so many "Streamers" over the years. As someone who has been the only woman or only person of color in other newsrooms, it has meant A LOT to me to be working with such a diverse and talented group of journalists. I’ve learned so much from all of you.
Words matter. Internment has always been a euphemism for what really happened to 120,000 Japanese Americans during World War II. They were incarcerated. We thank the @latimes for taking this step.
https://t.co/hq9cAsuUqY
In 2022, 60.74% of guests on The Stream were women - up from 54.9% in 2021.
We have exceeded our #GenderBalance goal for the fifth year in a row. Since 2018, we’ve made a public pledge to never finish a year without at least 50% women guests.